A long way you had to walk to get to a spot to fish. I’m pleased you were rewarded with that bass. Those rocks don’t look the best, you would have to be sure footed. We don’t want any falls. Good video Cal.
oi oi Cal one is better than none mate and on a new ground ,, not bad day at the office and dont forget all that fresh air you had 😁😁.keep these video's coming dude
That moment when on new ground when you climb/walk only to reach an unseen deep gulley. The expletive moment. I know it :)) Good effort and to be rewarded for the effort is boss. Best of future luck Cal.
Yeah haha. Some of those spots would’ve had bass in for sure. I’ll go back on a lower tide one day and see if I can get across them. Some of the gully’s are really deep though and quite a jump to get over them.
Great video again! Your persistence paid off. Just out of curiosity, what reel/line do you use. I’ve only been using a cheapie reel, but I find using surface lures the line on the reel becomes slack, possibly due to not much weight in the lure. Just wondering if this is just my cheapie reel/line setup that causes this, or it’s a common thing when using lightweight lures? I could really do with investing in some better quality reels and rod, so would be interested to hear what you’re using here. Cheers 😊
Thanks 👍🏼 You do get a bit of slack line when using surface lures. You just have to stay tight to the lure, reel in the slack straight away when you cast. If there is a bit of wind then hold the rod tip down and it will keep the line out of the worst of the wind. I was using a Shimano Nasci 4000 and 26lb Daiwa J Braid here. I always spend more on a reel then the rod. 👍🏼
Great video, new to the lure game so alot to learn regarding finding good ground. Btw, regarding your leader, what length do you use and do you use a swivel? Tia
A long way you had to walk to get to a spot to fish. I’m pleased you were rewarded with that bass. Those rocks don’t look the best, you would have to be sure footed. We don’t want any falls. Good video Cal.
oi oi Cal one is better than none mate and on a new ground ,, not bad day at the office and dont forget all that fresh air you had 😁😁.keep these video's coming dude
Great film,thanks for uploading 👍🏻👍🏻
very nice video you make it's very joyfull awsomeee creative love from Pakistan
Another gr8 vid cal keep them coming picking up lots of tips👍🎣
Thanks 🤙🏼
Awesome video! Hello from a new subscriber from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Fabulous looking skies in that video Cal. !
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Cracking video Cal, always good to see somewhere new 👍👍
Great video Cal, certainly had to work for that fish, well deserved 🤟
Another really good video.
I was just wondering do you use studs on your Vass waders and if so, are these pretty good on slippery rocks?
Nice video cal .. I’ll have to try that area someday.
Great video cheers mate
Can’t beat a mission on new grounds 🔥 cracking video mate
Its the adventure and the not knowing if its gonna be a good spot or not that gets the juices flowing eh mate.
Cheers mate. It’s like a whole new world round there 😂 Can’t believe I’ve not been there in the past.
@@FISHINGWITHCAL it’s awsome fishing when you find the good areas 🎣
That moment when on new ground when you climb/walk only to reach an unseen deep gulley. The expletive moment. I know it :))
Good effort and to be rewarded for the effort is boss. Best of future luck Cal.
Yeah haha. Some of those spots would’ve had bass in for sure. I’ll go back on a lower tide one day and see if I can get across them. Some of the gully’s are really deep though and quite a jump to get over them.
Exploring nee places (neevr fished areas) are always exciting.
Really well presented video chap.
I've still got so much to learn about lure fishing for bass.
Sure I've had a few,but definitely no master.......yet!
Thanks. We’re always learning, that’s the beauty of it 🎣
Good stuff Cal!!
nice job mate. keep the vids coming
Good job Bro!
Great video again! Your persistence paid off. Just out of curiosity, what reel/line do you use. I’ve only been using a cheapie reel, but I find using surface lures the line on the reel becomes slack, possibly due to not much weight in the lure. Just wondering if this is just my cheapie reel/line setup that causes this, or it’s a common thing when using lightweight lures? I could really do with investing in some better quality reels and rod, so would be interested to hear what you’re using here. Cheers 😊
Thanks 👍🏼
You do get a bit of slack line when using surface lures. You just have to stay tight to the lure, reel in the slack straight away when you cast. If there is a bit of wind then hold the rod tip down and it will keep the line out of the worst of the wind. I was using a Shimano Nasci 4000 and 26lb Daiwa J Braid here. I always spend more on a reel then the rod. 👍🏼
Great video, new to the lure game so alot to learn regarding finding good ground. Btw, regarding your leader, what length do you use and do you use a swivel? Tia
Thanks 👍 I use a swivel yeah, i know a lot of people dont like them but i hate tying knots 😂 I use a 2.5 - 3ft leader of 20lb fluorocarbon.
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Am I first? Greetings from Casablanca Morocco
hi carl what braid do you use with your Shimano thanks
I’ve been using Daiwa J Braid for a while now. 26lb in moss green.
@@FISHINGWITHCAL thank you cal
@@FISHINGWITHCAL is it the j braid 8
@@58dongleman yeah. It’s the best braid I’ve used 👍🏼
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